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Preakness preview: how to watch it, how to bet on it and more

Medina Spirit, who comes off a controversial Kentucky Derby victory, will try to win the Triple Crown second leg on Saturday afternoon. The Preakness takes place Saturday afternoon at his home at Pimlico Racecourse in Baltimore, Maryland. How to Watch Fans can tune into Comcast Corporation’s (NASDAQ: CMCSA) NBC coverage for the race starting at 5 p.m. EST. The start time for the race is 6:47 p.m. EST. NBC Sports Network will also cover the races before the Preakness. How to Bet on the Race Gambling in horse racing operates under a different set of laws and regulations. Check the rules in your state. Michigan is a state where horse betting is legal. The TVG app and website are an easy place to bet on the race. Overview of odds There are 10 horses participating in the Preakness. Here are the odds for each horse as of Friday night: Ram (30-1) Keepmeinmind (15-1) Medina Spirit (9-5) * Favorite Crowded Trade (10-1) Midnight Bourbon (5-1) Rombauer (12 -1)) France Go de Ina (20-1) Unbridled honor (15-1) Risk taking (15-1) Concert tour (5-2) Choice Those with a strong risk appetite can take a risk with Risk Taker at 15-1. My picks, however, are on Keepmeinmind (15-1) and Midnight Bourbon (5-1). I can also include Concert Tour (5-2) in some trifecta pieces. Disclaimer: Benzinga is not an online gambling operator, nor a gambling site of any kind. We are simply here to provide sports betting information for entertainment purposes only. Photo by Keith Luke on Unsplash. See more from BenzingaClick here for Benzinga options tradesWhy this crypto is up over 70% while others fallThe next hot Altcoin? Zilliqa outclassing Dogecoin, Bitcoin and Ethereum on Thursday © 2021 Benzinga.com. Benzinga does not provide investment advice. All rights reserved.